'Autumnwatch' star Chris Packham gets behind Symphony Environmental Technologies
Symphony has designed an oxo-biodegradable plastic that breaks down over time into nothing more than carbon dioxide, water and biomass
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Symphony has designed an oxo-biodegradable plastic that breaks down over time into nothing more than carbon dioxide, water and biomass
In a note to clients, analysts expected external cost pressures to ease along with a stabilisation in cash flow, which would help lead to growth in outer years
The company's online business was the main growth driver
The increased profitability came despite a reduction in sales, which fell by 4% due to the restructuring of it bicycle operations
No one is mistaking Card Factory for a growth stock but with little or no prospect of earnings growth this year Liberum has cut its price target for the greetings card seller
After January's downbeat trading update, the cards and gifts retailer settled some nerves with earnings in line with reduced expectations and the promise of another special dividend - albeit not of the scale of last year's special
The Sindh province in Pakistan passed a law in 2014 effectively outlawing non-biodegradable plastic; the province's Supreme Court has exhorted the police to get tough on violators of the Sindh Environmental Protection Act
"If you want to manufacture plastic in Saudi or if you want to bring plastic into the country, it has to be oxo-biodegradable," Symphony Environmental non-executive director Bob Wigley told the 2018 ECOSOC forum at the UN HQ
The US discount retailer guided lower for the full year, disappointing investors
De La Rue told the Financial Times on Monday that it was taking the first steps towards initiating a judicial review in the High Court against the provisional decision to award the contract to Gemalto
Adjusted earnings, sales and outlook for 2019 all topped analysts’ estimates, while the strong performance meant the dividend was raised by more than 50%
This week, JD Sports Fashion, a big player in the UK, agreed to buy Finish Line for US$558mln as part of a global expansion plan
A permanent chief executive has yet to be found for the Canadian maker of athletic gear and yoga wear
A look at some of the highlights in after hours trade in New York
The FTSE 250-listed firm said it expects first-half group revenues to be 8% higher than the same period last year despite a 4% currency headwind from the strengthening pound
The arts supplies retailer plans to close 94 of its Aaron Brothers stores and reposition the brand as a "store-within-a-store," offering custom framing services at Michaels Stores
Shares in Guess have waivered in recent weeks following last month's reports of improper conduct by its co-founder Paul Marciano which were leveled by supermodel Kate Upton
“An acquisition for the whole Pfizer consumer health business did not fit our acquisition criteria," said Reckitt boss Rakesh Kapoor
The firm revealed that Jitesh Sodha, who had been its CFO for three years, has stepped down with immediate effect to "pursue his career outside of the Company"
The company is also facing pressure from another activist shareholder, Starboard Value LP, which is seeking to have its CEO and its entire board replaced, claiming Newell has been under performing since it purchased Jarden Corp in 2016